The Almighty Lord Caspian by Cath Nitfisch

Chapter 564 The Hope of Diatoran

The enemy was getting closer to Southlake City.

Despite giving their best, John and the maritime troops had a hard time fending off the enemy and had to retreat to the coastline.

Sylvia and Desmond fought valiantly as well.

“Soldiers, Lord Caspian has defeated the enemy at West Aridlands! He achieved an all-out victory and proved the might of Diatoran! We must stop the enemy from entering Southlake City no matter what happens! We must send them packing!” Sylvia hollered.

The soldiers at Southlake City roared in fervor.

Meanwhile, the battleships along the coastline and the air force squadrons also fought with determination.

Though the battle was brutal, no one backed down from it.

Sylvia and the others had already stationed themselves along the coastline, so the maritime troops of both Vadesia and Astronia couldn’t get past them.

Both parties fought fiercely along the coastline at Southlake City, and both. suffered devastating casualties.

Over at East Aridlands, Estrya’s maritime troops had launched a ferocious attack, and the Diatoranian maritime forces had to retreat.

“Sir, we can’t hold on much longer. What should we do?” a deputy general asked Keith, the East Aridlands Champion.

“Our reinforcements will be arriving soon. Tell the soldiers to hold on a little longer. Don’t let the enemy break through our front line!” Keith instructed.

“How much longer will it take before our reinforcements arrive? Considering the enemy’s aggressive assaults, I’m afraid we can only hang in there for another 40 minutes,” the deputy general reported.

“They should be arriving at the predetermined location in about half an hour. When the time comes, we’ll be able to counterattack, and the Estryan forces will be defeated! Victory is the only acceptable outcome! We cannot afford to lose!”

Keith declared.

“Understood, sir!”

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When the maritime troops out on the sea received Keith’s order, they steeled. themselves and risked it all to hold the enemy back.

Alas, the Estryan troops were too strong. They were able to make incremental gains, slowly making their way closer to the shore.

to mount the final defense once

an hour, and right when they were about to lose their ground, an aircraft carrier arrived, along

from South Aridlands had

the aircraft

been busy attacking the defense

never occurred to them that Diatoran would deploy an aircraft carrier and several battleships to the area,

arrived!” an East Aridlands commander cried out in excitement when he saw the aircraft carrier and the fighter

were also energized by the arrival of the reinforcements. With renewed strength, they attacked

with the Diatoranian forces. Naturally, that decision ended up weakening them. They no longer fought as ferociously as

troops

in Garthram and were staying in a villa. The armored battalion who came with them remained on guard around the villa. “Willow! Did you see the news? Our army defeated the enemy at West

either!” Willow exclaimed. She was also thrilled by the news that Caspian had defeated

occurred to her that

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should hurry up and give him

the best way

until he returns safely. Although our army has defeated the enemy at West Aridlands, they won’t give up so easily. This was just one battle. We don’t know whether Diatoran will emerge victorious in the war yet!” Willow said

God of War, the head of the Five War Gods

Also, I wonder where my father is right now,” Willow said as she abruptly thought about

didn’t care about the rest of the Stewarts. Carl was the only

call to check in on him,” Zoey suggested.

and gave Carl

Stewarts had

from Willow, he immediately answered

you calling now, Willow? Did

Dad. I just wanted to know

in Garthram. What about you?”

Willow replied. Since Carl was also in Garthram, she no longer worried about

anymore. It’s good that you got out of the city. Be safe,”

Willow answered

phone, Marilyn asked, “Who called you? Was it Willow?”

here in Garthram, too,” Carl replied.

Henry and Alicia?

check

quickly. I’m very worried